Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-10-13
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DID FOL see that ball game Yesterday
Two marriage licenses were issued yes
terday.
THERE were four cases before his
Honor, yesterday morning.
THE Chestnut detesters" at the Grand
Opera House, this evening.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to
record By Clerk Hook, yesterday.
OFFICER DEKU ran in an offender, yes
terday morning, after some trouole.
THE river marks on the landing last
evening indicated "a inches and rising
THERE was q very heavy frost yesterday
morning. A little snow fell during tne
night.
THE steamer Bellaire will resume its
trips between Wheeling and Bellaire this
morning.
THE brick work of the new First ward
school house is almost up to the top OF the
second story.
C. L. KURT has reopened the Brent
Iipper drug store, and will continue busl-
ness there as formerly.
THE attention of the holders OF the
county six per cent. bonds is called to an
advertisement in another column.
A ERTAIN Second ward Nimrod had a
long tramp on the South Side, yesterday,
after "a mythical justice of the peace.
As strange as it may seem, there are
some people in Wheeling who have never
vet seen tUncle Toms Cabin" played.
Fact!
THE yield of oil in the Washington
field is now about nine thousand barrels
daily. This from about 220 producing
wells.
IT was William Rohrig who had the
money stolen from him, and not CHARLES
Rohrig, as mentioned in Tuesday morn
ing's REGISTER.
A VERY enjoyable supper and social was
given at the residence of Mr.. n. Z. Ham
ilton, last Tuesday evening, by the ladies'
of the Disciples Church.
THERE is a prospect that the special
committee on the Union railroad bridge
will be called together at an early day 10
hear some valuable information.
ELMER CLARK has been returned to his
old quarters at the Penitentiary. 1t will
be remembered that Elmer played the In
sanity dodge, and was sent to Weston.
Mr.. MILT. MONTGOMERY, of CaldwelPs
Run, will Join the Benedicts on next Wed
nesday. The fair bride is the daughter OF
Mr.. George Wolf. A great many friends
have been invited.
A PRACTICAL speaking, reading, writing
knowledge of German u be learned IN
| the next five weeks in this city, as 1t will
he seen in another column under the cap
ton German in Five Weeks
CHIEF OF POLICE SMITH and Officer
Shorts went up to Wellsburg yesterday
and brought down the man Montgomery,
who is charged with highway robbery IN
that he touched" q man for g watch and
chain.
Mrs. LOUISA MOELLER died at her resi-
dence in the rear of the German Lutheran
Church on Market street last evening after
short illness. She was quite well known
among the Germans of our city, n her
death is, greatly regretted by her many
friends.
THE river marks from above yesterday
were: Morgantown, l foot 6 inches and
stationary, clear; Greensboro, 5 feet 6inches
and stationary, clear; Brownsville, 4 feet
6 inches and stationary, cloudy; Rice's
Landing, 8 feet > inches and stationary,
cloudy; Lock No. 4, 3 feet 4 inches aud sta,
tionary, cloudy; Parker, below gauge; Vi
City, s inches and falling, cloudy.